Assessment first
We check the existing wiring throughout the property to confirm whether a full rewire or targeted repairs are the better fit.
House Rewiring in Wagga Wagga
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When a Rewire Makes Sense
Wiring in older homes wasn't built for the number of appliances and devices found in a typical household today. At Bas Blackett Electrical, we provide house rewiring across Wagga Wagga, replacing old or deteriorating wiring with a system built to current standards. We plan the work to minimise disruption to your home, and talk you through what's involved before anything starts. Our residential electrical service covers smaller jobs too, if a full rewire isn't what's needed. Call 0408 703 814 to have your home's wiring assessed.
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Call 0408 703 814How a Rewire Works
A full rewire is a bigger job, so it helps to know what's actually involved.
Room-by-room approach
Wiring is typically replaced room by room, so the rest of the home can still be lived in while work is underway.
Switchboard included
A rewire is often paired with a switchboard upgrade, since the two need to work together properly.
Compliance focus
New wiring is installed to meet current Australian electrical standards, front to back.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Signs a house may need rewiring include frequent tripping, warm power points, flickering lights, or wiring that's more than a few decades old. An on-site assessment is the most reliable way to confirm what's needed.
- Rewiring is most common in older homes, but it can also be needed where wiring has been damaged, poorly installed, or doesn't meet current safety standards regardless of the home's age. Renovations that add significant electrical load can also bring wiring issues to light.
- New wiring needs to comply with the current Australian Wiring Rules (AS/NZS 3000), which set requirements for safety, circuit design and installation. These standards are updated periodically to reflect current safety practice.